paired with Bluetooth devices and MP3 players. T e Wireless Stingray X1 Microphone and PTT Kit combines the
Hawk Lapel microphone with wireless PTT technology, and features a large PTT button especially useful for tactical operations. T e Cou- gar EXRS2 is a wire surveillance microphone with rubberized PTT and left and right ear molds, and is made for EXR radios. T e MOTOX is a wireless PTT allowing for rapid transition when dismounting from a motorcycle because there is no connecting cable to remove. T e unit is to be used with a portable radio only and is suitable for three-quarter and full-face helmets. T e weatherproof microphone has a strong boom clamp, and the in-helmet speakers feature excellent volume. T ere is a wireless and waterproof PTT transmitter button for the handlebar. T e company also off ers a Quick Release™ option to allow the user to disconnect the microphone from the radio without removing the radio adapter. T at reduces wear on the radio and allows convenient switching between diff erent accessories.
FreeLinc
www.freelinc.com T e FreeLinc systems use Near Field Magnetic Induction (NFMI) technology. A lower-power inductive antenna and the NFMI chip create a secure, wireless “bubble” around each user. Inside that bub- ble, the devices instantly connect.
Outside the device, they cannot be seen, thus lowering the prob- ability of detection or interception, and freeing offi cers from bulky, cord-laden communication systems and other weaknesses inherent to RF-based wireless technologies. FreeLinc Wireless Systems are com- patible with Motorola’s APX and Mototrbo™digital portable radios. T e FreeLinc adapter attaches to the accessory interface of a por- table radio, and all adapters are equipped with a secondary PTT button. Turning off the FreeLinc adapter restores full function to the portable radio without having to remove the adapter. A small fob can be used discretely when a portable radio is not easily accessible, or when the user does not want to activate a PTT button.
Pryme
www.pryme.com
Pryme markets headsets, lapel and speaker microphones, earphones, adapters and GPS accessories. From medium to heavy use, or mini- boom to in-helmet or helmet mount, the company off ers a wide range of products including those for noise resistance, and bone conduction. T e Patriot series includes a behind-the-head headset with noise- cancelling boom microphone and earphone. It can be upgraded to a tactical version. T e NBP-BH series uses dual bone-conduction temple speakers on a wraparound headset with a directional, noise-reducing boom microphone. Audio is directly transmitted into the user’s skull using an advanced bone conduction technology to employ the vibration of the jaw bone to transport sound directly to the user’s inner ear, by- passing the eardrum. T e dual speakers do not block the user’s ears,
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Klein Electronics
www.kleinelectronics.com www.headsetsusa.com
In business since 1991, Klein Electronics designs and engineers quality communications devices, and off ers a complete line of two-way radios, mobile phones, and hand-held computers. T e Modular Commander™ tactical headset is weather-resistant and heavy-duty and has a noise- cancelling boom microphone. T e sizing bar is adjustable rubber. T e Commander series features an audio acoustic tube for the headset, Comfort-Ear™ noise reduction foam and/or clear silicone eartips, a receptor clothing clip, foam microphone cover, and other accessories. T e range of accessories and products that are specifi cally for tactical use allows on-the-spot customization. For patrol, the Shadow-Pro™ listen-only earpiece secures easily into the Valor speaker microphone by inserting and turning one-quarter. It features an acoustic tube with pinkie, and Knowles hearing-aid speaker, coil cord and metal clothing clip. Its speaker microphone has audio ports on both the top and bottom, and a dual PTT for ease of use.
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